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1.-The National Reformed Con-
stitution
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2.-Religious Liberty
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-Evils of Religious Legislation
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Q..-The Blair Sunday-Rest Bill
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G.-The Blair Educational Amend-
ment
3c
6.-Purity of National Religion
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7.-National Reform and Rights of
Conscience
2c
8.-The American Papacy
2c
9.-The Salem Witchcraft
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10.-National Relorm is Church and
State
2c
11.-What Think Ye of Christ?
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12.-Bold and Base Avowal... .........
2c
13.-The National Reform Move-
ment an Absurdity
2c
t.4--The Republic of Israel
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L5.-National Reformed Presbyte- '
Irianism.
4c
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0.-A Lutheran View of the Na-
tional
Reform Movement
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7.-Religion
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and theSchools
the
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Editors of the
American Sen-
tinel.. . .. ...... ............... ...... ......
10c
0.-Romanism and Civil Liberty
4c
91.-Why We Oppose Religious Leg-
islation
3c
22.-The American Sabbath Union
and Human Rights
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23.-A Civil Sunday Holiday
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24.-Blair's Sunday-Rest Bill and
Joint Resolution, Introduced
December 9,1889. (Exact cop-
ies, with notes.)..........
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25.-Civil Government and the Dec-
alogue
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26.-National Reform Success
Means Religious Persecution. lc
27.-The National Sunday Law (re-
vised)
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28.-A Religious Political Movement lc
29.-Arguments on the Breckinridge
Sunday Bill
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30.-A Civil Sabbath .t
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31.-Union of Church and State
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32.-Civil Government and Religion
(revised and enlarged edition) 25c
33.-The Edmunds Resolution
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34.-Government and the Sermon
on the Mount
2c
35.-A Dangerous League...
2c
36.-The Churches and the Public
Treasury
4c
37.-An Attempt to Christianize the
Government..
2c
38. =Congress and Sunday Legisla-
tion
2c
39.-God and Caesar
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49.-A Union between Protestants
and Catholics
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41.-The Sunday-Law Movement
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42.-Sunday Laws of the States and
Territories
20c
43.-Should Church Property Be
Taxed?
2c
44.-" We Declare" and " We
Demand"
2c
45.-An Unbiased Arraignment
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46.-The Importance of Maintaining
Our Principles
2c
47.-Should Sabbath Observance Be
Enforced by Civil Law
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48.
Religious Toleration vs. Relig-
ious Rights
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49.
The Prohibition Party and
Freedom of Con28.1ence
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60. Not a Christian Nation
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Views of National Reform (pam-
phlet)
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